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Where the top 10 quarterbacks are going

Where the top 10 quarterbacks are going
Where the top 10 quarterbacks are going


As the summer approaches, top college football prospects will be in high demand. These players are expected to sign in the early signing period and have seven months before making the decision to sign their National Letter of Intent.

At the top of any recruiting class will be the quarterbacks. The top name last year was Arch Manning, and this year it is Dylan Raiola. Both of them come from NFL bloodlines, but unlike his father, Dylan doesn’t play the same position.

Raiola and Elijah Brown have yet to make their decisions as far as a pledge is concerned. Raiola decommitted from Ohio State in December of last year.

We check in on the top quarterbacks of the 2024 class where they have pledged.

1

Dylan Raiola, Pinnacle (Phoenix, AZ)

The No. 1 overall prospect in the 2024 class was previously committed to Ohio State before re-opening his recruitment. The Georgia Bulldogs look like the favorite to land him with the Nebraska Cornhuskers, Oregon Ducks, and USC Trojans in hot pursuit. His father, Dominic, was an All-American center with Nebraska and spent 14 years in the NFL.

2

Jadyn Davis, Providence Day School (Charlotte, NC)

The No. 2 quarterback in the class committed to Michigan on Mar. 31, currently the Wolverines hold the No. 1 class ranking with 14 commits according to the team composite rankings just ahead of Ohio State. Davis is the No. 28 overall prospect in the ’24 class.

3

Elijah Brown, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA)

The No. 3 quarterback doesn’t have a clear frontrunner as of yet but the Pac-12 is trying to keep him out west. Arizona State, Stanford, UCLA, and USC are all getting looks from the Mater Dei product. Brown also holds offers from Alabama and Georgia. He is the No. 33 overall prospect.

4

Julian Sayin, Carlsbad (Carlsbad, CA)

The Crimson Tide have their next quarterback lined up with the commitment of four-star California gunslinger, Julian Sayin. He is No. 34 nationally and the No. 4 player from California.

5

CJ Carr, Saline (Saline, MI)

The Irish received a massive boost to the their 2024 class back in June of 2022 as the four-star quarterback pledged to the program. He is the No. 37 overall prospect and No. 1 in the state of Michigan.

More Notre Dame Coverage: Fighting Irish Wire

6

DJ Lagway, Willis (Willis, TX)

DJ Lagway, a two-sport star from Texas, chose to commit to the Florida Gators in late December. The newest Gators quarterback is ranked No. 43 overall and No. 7 in Texas.

More Florida Coverage: Gators Wire

7

Air Noland, Langston Hughes (Fairburn, GA)

After Dylan Raiola decommitted from the program, head coach Ryan Day and Ohio State switched gears. Air Noland committed in early April. He ranks as the No. 55 overall prospect and No. 8 in the state of Georgia. The last Georgia quarterback to head to Columbus worked out alright.

More Ohio State Coverage: Buckeyes Wire

8

Luke Kromenhoek, Benedictine Military School (Savannah, GA)

Kromenhoek joins the list as the No. 66 overall prospect and No. 10 in the state of Georgia. He hails from the same high school that produced current Auburn quarterback, Holden Geriner.

9

Walker White, Little Rock Christian Academy (Little Rock, AR)

Walker White became the first quarterback to commit to play at Auburn under new head coach Hugh Freeze. The Arkansas native is the No. 77 overall prospect and No. 1 player from Arkansas.

More Auburn Coverage: Auburn Wire

10

Jake Merklinger, Calvary Day School (Savannah, GA)

The Vols earned a commit from their next quarterback at Rocky Top in late March. Merlinger is the third Georgia quarterback to be ranked among the top 10. He is the No. 97 overall prospect and No. 17 from the Peach State.

More Tennessee Coverage: Vols Wire



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